The People's Republic of China - NWO Victoria 2 AAR #4

Hello and welcome back to a united china! The Nationalists have been defeated and now all that remains of them are small pockets of resistance, but everyday as they lose the will to suffer and fight on, more and more defect and join our great army!

Moving on to domestic issues, we must increase our birth rate now if we are to field a large labour and possibily army force, as well as a population to look after the elderly in the future..

Our leadership welcomes further co-operation with our neighbour as the USSR and the PROC sign the Friendship pact. We hope that with this financial and military aid we recieve can quickly start up our industry and catch up to both our allies and the west.

However, before we can put our full focus on the industry, we must address the issue of rightful Chinese territory being under the control of other government. Jammu & Kashmir, a recently established state released after the independence of South-East Asia owns Aksai-Chim which actually belongs to us.

East Turkestan holds our cores as well.

We start investing a small amount into our industry and plan on making it diverse so we can one day in a decade or two become less dependent on other countries.

Anyways, our troops do not go home but continue marching towards the east where troops already stationed there were making preparations for invasion.

The world recognises our might and growth as a nation!

We look towards Pakistan who is currently involved in a mass migration crisis with millions of muslims rushing into the country whilst many hindus flood into India. Tensions are already high between the two neighbours over the ownership of Kashmir.

We decide that in order for us to succeed, we must strive to positive relations with Pakistan and assist them diplomatically against India.

Mao makes the communist victory known to the Chinese people and the cheers fill the streets of Beijing and China however, many of the citizens begin a mass clean up and repair following the destruction caused by the Japanese Invasion and Civil War.

Good news for Beijing and the USSR who now has a stronger bloc! due to our success in the Civil War.

Troops continue marching across the country.

Some of the peasants are told to return home where their famillies and communities are waiting.

We shall prevail through the guidance of the people's leaders!

Nationalist resistance forces and prisoners of war are kept under control by our smaller units.

Many of them join us but others continue their trek to the west or Taiwan.

Meanwhile, South Vietnam (under the influence of the USA) has invaded the communist North who is allied with the USSR. How foolish of them to do such a thing, this mistake may cause the west to lose a footing in Indo-China.

Education is also made a priority in our country as unfortunately, many of our citizens are illiterate, but this will change. Furthermore, we decide to encourage bureaucrats and clergymen in our larger states to help in our effort to quickly industrialise.

This may seem like a bad move but we decide to invade the three weaker countries first at the same time then focus our intention on India.

A swift operation begins in the east with Chinese forces moving close to the border of all three countries.

We anticipate a quick victory as very little resistance is shown to us, they clearly wish to be a part of our country!

It is extrememly difficult to move troops and supplies across the borders seeing as mountains make up the majority of the eastern and southern borders.

Mass unemployment remains a problem and so we begin to fund the construction of more factories to deal with this issue.

We take another loan eventhough it may place us in economic hardships with the ever-increasing interest in the future. We will soon be running out of money otherwise.

India also has our core, but we tell our troops to stay away for now as we fear the potential for a long-lasting war seeing as they have the ability to mobilise and field a large army.

East Turkestan's final effort at ensuring their own survival will quickly be put down. The USSR is quite shocked at our invasion of the small country as they have a small amount of influence there but we have been assured no military assistance will be given to them and relations will remain friendly between us.

We look to begin capturing the mountain provinces as well, to ensure quick victory in Tibet.

We have been invited to join a very important place on the UN Security Council and accept as we will now be able to veto any actions of the other powers, making our country even more involved in international affairs and boost our global influence.

Our forces in East Turkestan being to encounter the mobilised peasants on the streets during occupation but they are caught and put down.

Shangdong, a populous region rich in resources such as coal will be our starting point on our road to industrialisation and many citizens are encouraged to move towards the region to become employed by the factories being currently built.

For now we stick to the simple factories such as bakeries and steel factories and hope to advance more later on.

Our forces have now reached all enemy territory!

What!?
Jammu & Kashmir is no longer in existence but has merged with the newly formed Pakistan meaning our hostilities with the Kashmiri people is at an end. It turns out they would rather be united with Pakistan then be under Chinese occupation.

Our troops remain in Kashmir and we will soon be in talks with Pakistan to create some sort of exchange deal.

East Turkestan wil soon fall, followed by Tibet and our troops continue moving foward.

Tensions escalate to war between India and Pakistan when India demands the whole of Kashmir, however, the Kashmiri people had decided to join Pakistan so Pakistan naturally denied India in order to protect the Kashmiris.

This may be our chance to strike Pakistan and quickly take back Aksai-Chin and if we can, possibily take the whole country and install a friendly government. The plan seems impossible as the country is hard to reach with all the mountains in the way but we are determined!

We send India an ultimatum stating that if they do not withdraw troops from Pakistan within two months, we shall declare war (and hopefully take back the land which belongs to us in the east of India).

East Turkestan falls and we expect them to become incorporated into our country very soon.

The troops march southwards towards the border with Kashmir.

Victory in the north!
Now victory awaits in the south...

Meanwhile in Tibet, very little resistance is shown to the liberators in Tibet. They shall soon join us!

Back home, a cruise ship full of refugees who were on the run from the communist blows up, approximately 2000 people die and our unsafe ships and methods are ridiculed even more by the world.

India fails to meet our requirements to halt their invasion of Pakistan within two months and we are forced to invade.

167K troops waiting on the border move in to Tawang, another mountain province.

We accept all types of people for we are simply all workers united under one flag!

What the people don't know won't hurt them...

Talks have broken down now between our government and Pakistan's as despite the fact we are defending them, they refuse to return Aksai-Chin to us leaving us no choice but to invade them too.

Thus the invasion of both India and Pakistan commences.

We are very close to taking Tibet's capital as well as Tawang and reinforcements are soon to make their way to India to assist in occupying the mountains.

Troops continue to move in to South-East Asia.

The war is luckily away from the east where repairing and building is still going on.

Our troops quickly begin to take Aksai-Chin.

Shigaste is taken and we annex Tibet.

Due to the borders consisting of mountains, it is near impossible to effectively transport troops and supplies to the soldiers in India and Pakistan therefore we look to our neighbouring countries to perhaps let us gain access. After a few weeks, we should be in enough friendly relations to gain access through Afghanistan.

However, it seems as though the USSR is not pleased with the events unfolding in South-East Asia as they believe we are the aggressor, to make matters worse the USSR had managed to mantained good relations with both countries we are at war with and feels it is not right to grant us military access. Oh well, we do no even need their access...

It looks like the invasion will take longer than expected...

Our relations with neighbour Vietnam continue to become better and we hope we can soon bring them into our sphere of influence, but before we can focus on diplomacy and our SOI, we must put all our focus on to the war which has begun in the east.

Thank you for reading, I hope to put out the next part out soon and perhaps even earlier then usual as I do not wish for you to spend too much time waiting, seeing as the war has just begun.